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The master disjunction is the principle that class members must either be fully present (1) or treated as absent (0). It is important for defining the inclusion and exclusion of class members in logical reasoning.

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The master disjunction principle defines the inclusion and exclusion of class members in logical reasoning based on whether they are fully present or treated as absent.


Explanation:

Disjunction is a logical operation represented by the symbol 'v', denoting 'or'. The master disjunction principle states that class members must be either fully present (1) or treated as absent (0) in logical reasoning. It defines the inclusion and exclusion of class members, crucial for logical reasoning.


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